Future Simple Verb Tense Chart
The structure of the future simple verb tense is outlined in the chart:
Subject |
+ |
+ |
- | ||
- |
- | Will
|
- | Verb in the base form |
How to build sentences using the future simple verb tense.
- The auxiliary verb "will" is used with the future simple verb tense.
- The base form of the main verb is always used.
- For negative sentences "not" is added between the auxiliary verb "will" and the main verb. See chart.
- For questions the auxiliary verb "will" comes before the subject. See chart.
Positive Sentences
| Subject | + | Auxiliary Verb "will" | + | Main Verb | + | Continue the Sentence |
| I, We, They, You, He, She, It Singular Nouns Plural Nouns Uncountable Nouns |
+ | will | + | base form of the verb | + | 9 |
Examples:
- I will be at school to today.
- They will go to the doctor tomorrow.
- My dog will come home this evening.
- Your coffee will be cold if you don't drink it.
- The girls will be home at ten.
Negative Sentences
| Subject | + | Auxiliary Verb "will" | + | Not | + | Main Verb | + | Continue the Sentence |
| I, We, They, You, He, She, It Plural Nouns Singular Nouns Uncountable Nouns |
+ | will | + | not | + | base form of the verb | + | - |
Examples:
- I will not be at school to today.
- They will not go to the doctor tomorrow.
- My dog will not come home this evening.
- Your coffee will not be hot if you don't drink it.
- The girls will not be home at ten o'clock.
Questions
| Auxiliary Verb "will" | + | Subject | + | Main Verb | + | Continue the Sentence |
| Will | + | I, we, they, you, he, she, it plural nouns singular nouns uncountable nouns |
+ | base form of the verb | + | - |
Examples:
- Will I have time to go to the store?
- Will you be home next week?
- Will your friends help you clean your room latter?
- Will there be hot water when I come home tonight?
- Will someone buy some milk and cheese?
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